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Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-12-14

A theory has been advanced that ex-
cessiye fish eating causes Ieprosy. The
use of fresh fish in the Hills at 25 cents a
pound, produces hatulent pocket book.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-12-14

Chicago was victorious in being again
selected as the place for holding the re-
publican national convention. Omaha
spent $4,000 in trying to secure the
prize and now her newspapers console
themselves by saying that they would
have won if Omaha had possessed sufi-
Gent hotel facilities to accommodate nat
ional conventions.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-12-14

Judge Cowing sentenced Herr Most to
one year in the penitentiary for tlse Of
tense of using his tongue too freely in
public places. He was released, how
ever, on 5000 bail, furnished by wo-
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-12-14

Iron Hill is again down to 81, and few
buyers. There is more fault perhaps in
the management than in the mine.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-12-14
Why not build Touring mill at Stur-

What about system Of water works
for Sturgis?
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-12-14

The mass convention for statehood
was held at Deadwood, Saturday, in pur-
suance of call There was good attend
ance all parties and factions being rep
resented. Strong resolutions were adopt
ed favoring admission Of the territory as
a whole. Delegates elected to attend the
Aberdeen convention are: Granville G.
Bennett, Daniel Mclaughlin, Huger
Wilkinson, T. L. Skinner, w. A. Rhine
hart, John d. Hale, T. D. Edwards, T. H.
Russell, James Conzite, John r. Wilson,
W. w. Bradley, P. z. Sparks, Porter
Warner, John r. Whitesido, S. P. Ro-
mans, A. w. HASTE, w. r. Church, J. P.
Belding,. James Carney, W. II. Steele
and L. w. Valentine.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-12-14

In the supplement Of the ADVERTISER
Of To-day appears the financial statement
of the First National Bank of Sturgis
Considering that this institution has
been in existence only about five months
the exhibit today is remarkably good,
and reflects creditably upon Mr.. J. J.
Davenport, the cashier. 1t clearly dem
onstrates that he is thorough business
man and fine fnancier. Mr.. Daven-
port is accommodating, yet cautious, in
which course he guards the interests of
the patrons and keeps the bank in the
best possible repute in financial circles.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-12-14

The transcontinental lines have agreed
to increase the round trip excursion rate
between the Missouri river and the Pa
citic coast from $50 to $50, commencing
January 1, and to abolish the limited
first class rate of $50, from the river to
the Pacific coast selling hereafter only
unlimited tickets at $50. The passen-
ger department has fixed the commits
sion on westbound business at $3 for
first class tickets and 50 for second
class.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-15
CRUSHED TO DEATH
a BoY,s SAD DEArn WEDNESDAY
At an Up.the.fsiver Coal worits-Le IS Rut
Over by n Loaded Car on tho Incliuo-Ai
II, Young Man Breaks his Leg on Market
strset-Aceident to n Young Lady.

a distressing accident occurred at
Cooper'a coal works, not far from Windsor
station, up the river, Wednesday, after.
noon, by which seven year old boy, q
son OF a miner named William Ashbaugh,
employed in the mine, lost bis life. One
Of the men employed about the works had
loaded car with elack and brought Il out
Of the mine and was about to run It down
the incline to the dump, when his atten'
ton was attracted elsewhere for a few
moments. While he was. looking away
from tho track, the little Ashbaugh bo,
climbed on the rails OF the incline and wa
not noticed by the man when he turned
10 the car and let 1t 20 down the tramway
He heard scream, and looking down
the elope, saw tho boys form stretched OF
the track motionless. He hastened t
him, and gave tho alarm. The boy wa
carried to the humble home OF his par
ents near, but died before no reached 1t
Tho parentg arc people in poor clrcum
stances, and the accident IL all the NOR
ReyeYe "a b. ,f- ~ Tgss lsl n. u - 80. y ,,5
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. s. GOoD& Co. sell Dry Goods cheapest,
RIVER NEWS.
Stage OF tho Water and Movements OF til

Stage Of the Water and Movements o, til.
| Boats. tts2
Capt. Joe Graham, OF Rochester, Pa, i,
is command Of the towboat Bennett.
The Clifton is being cleaned ane
sorubhea at New Cumberland, and he,
deck snd engine room painted. 5g
The Q. w. Bachelor Ia laid up at steu
benyil!e. AS soon as there is enough
water she will go to Point Pleasant and
be docked. 5;l Sc g az n. 5.{
The Princess has resumed her trips be.
tween this city and Bellsire. There il
scarcely enough water for her to pe,
through Oh but she iB carefully pilotsd
and managsa to mako it. ,@s3'f53i,
Tho steamer Lsttio has been treated tc
q new coat OF white paint, with red trim.
m'ngs, and now skins through the waite,
looking as proud and saucy as sixteen.
year.old girl with a new spring hat. The
Lottie 10 tho only packet running, and
practically owns the Ohio between steu.
benville and Cumberland. -Nt,v C,tmber.
land Independent. 4
Plans are out for the construction Of q
new light HOUSE. steamer for this distyjcs
to be built this eu,nmer and to take the
plsce of tho LILY, which Is to be trans.
ierred to tho district extending from ST.
Louis TO st. Paul. The new boat will be-
a stern-whee!or, $50 feet long and "A feet
beam, with two new steel double tIue
boilera each q feet long and 40 inches in
diameter, and engines II inches in diane.
ter and 5 feet atroke. The speaifcations
call far sn iron hull, which will probably
give Pittsburgh the work. The graceful
aide-whsel Lily will be missed from these
waters. 81 5s .l5 IS : S 4.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-15
InSQulre Arkle's Court

Squire Arkle yesterday fined John Col.
den S. and costa for an assault on his
daughter, and in default Of the fine no was
sent to jail. '
Wednesday, night the justice saw Mel.
son Berry assault another colored boy on
Eleventh street, and separated them.
Later, Berry again assaulted the same boy.
Yesterday Conatabls Lsuchlin arrested
him aud he was fined s. and costs for the
G.st assault, $40 and coats for the second,
and 81 and costs for profanity. He paid
alter being in jail while.
Miles McGumphrey wss arraigned last
night on a charge Of profanity and peace
warrant, sworn out by George Hibberd.
On the frat charge nhe was fined 81 and
costs, and the other case WAS dismissed at
the compliments costa. If
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-15
Real Estate Sale.

The Sheriff OF Belmont county, Ohio,
will, on Monday, the 25th Of July, 1887, at
] o'clock p. NJ, offer OF public sale at tho
front door OF the court house, St. Claira.
vile, Ohio, tho property formerly owned
by Amos Osborne, a abort diatsnce weat
ofthe town Of Bridgeport, Ohio, and now
occupied BY Lewis Woodmanaee and
family. This property consiats Of nine.
tenthS Of an acre OF land on which ID
erected very large aud coumodious
brick building OF modern style and many
outbuildinss. 1t is very pleasantly 10.
ca.ed and all It's surroundings OF the most
inviting character, and being on the Ma.
ton Road and cnshe line OF the proposed
street railway from Bridgeport, makes the
property very desirable to any ono living
IN sthe city and wishing country resi-
~. . Be- " . . III
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EuunlixinE City Taxes.

The Council Board OF Equalization and
Appeals which commenced its sesaions ct
the Public Building last Monday morn
ing and has been in session every day
since then met at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning, but transacted no buainess, nd
iourning gu. OF respect 10 Mr.. P. F. Fer
rell, one oil the members Of tho Board, in
whoae family there had tskensplace a
death, that Of one OF his children. ss.I.. :.
On Monday morning next the Board
will take up for consideration the patti.
tions from the Fifth ward for rsductiona
and corrections Of assessments, AZ per ad-
vertisemsnt, aud those from the Sixth,
Seventh and Eighth wsrds in their order
afterwards. After Opposing OF ths papers
from these: wards the Board will consider
those from the Third and Fourth wards
that are passed over now by reason Of the
adjournment. g}:'s.'t = ~ 81 .5.,i fE5l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-15

Jim Greer, who has for some time been making
his home In MeCombs, Ills, Is calling on ia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-15
His Arm Crushed.

George Campbell, a freight brakeman
on the Baltimore 4 Ohio road, met with a
painful accident which will lay him of
duty for several weeks. He was engaged
in coupling cars at the N1oundsvil!e coal
works when ho had his left arm caught
between the bumpers Of two freight cars
and painfully lacerated and bruised. He
was brought to this city and taken to DR..
Taylor's Office, where hia arm was dressed,
and then he was taken to his boarding
house on the South Side. * ,im,G n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-15
Suits for Libel,

Mr. E. S. Lesvltt, OF Cincinnati, and
Miss Jessie Hubbard, OF Bsraepville, have
brought civil action for libel, in the Bel.
mont County Court against Hanlon Bros.
& Co.. publishers Of tho Barneayilte Re.
publican, laying damages ut $40, 1000. MIR.
Leayitt haa also brought suit for csimi-
nal libel, the penalty for which, il con.
victed, is a fine Of $500 or imprisonment
for six months, or both. The alleged Of.
ieus;ve articles mentioned no names, but
were uureserved In denunciation Of loud
conduct On the part Of somebody. From
the fling Of this suit the nanaes are given
to the public. The Hendryshurg CORES.
pondent Of the paper had an Indefinite
item In bis no.es in the same issue, but 1t
is understood he had references TO a crowd
and not couple, and that be has written
q statement yinaiustins this couple.
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A Young Huran Thief

Ons week ago to-day K. S. Riddle was
arrested by the Ksuawhs county authori-
ties on the charge of stealing horse be.
longing 10 q man named Belcher, living
on Campbell'a creek. Wednesday morn
ing he wac indicted by a special grand
jury summoned for that pur-
pose. Riddle at once plead gull
ty to tho indictment and was
sentenced to two years, imprisonment
in tho State institution at Moundaville,
where he will be placed in few days.
He is only seventeen years OF aye, and
quite good looking. He claima that one
Adkins made him drunk and then in
duced him to steal the horse, aG7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-15

T. T. Seals, OF Seals Bros, was married at Allan.
IA, Georgia, TO Miss Maud Mueller, OF that city,
with whom he became acquainted through cor.
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Vt D. II. Burwell. young temperance orator of
soi,ity leetuIed TO large crowd on the corner Of
fourth and Hanover streets last evening - =. -.
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AN ENJOYABLE FErE
Given ut Elm Grove Last Evening by Miss
.f.s - r.t iTt Mai Forbes. 81 ss.'t-sssl

Given mt Elm Grove Last Evening by Miss
Mai Forbes.
Hiss Mai Forbca last evening entertain.
ed small party Of hor friends from the
city and vicinity at the hoapitable reui.
dencol Of her father, Hannibal Forbes,
Esq, in tho "Eaat End" Elm Grove, at a
lawn fete which was pronounced by all
who we're so fortunate as 10 receive inyi.
tatlona, the moat enjoyable and successful
social event OF its kind given this season.
The guests from this city went out on the
7 o'clock Baltimore & Ohio train, return.
ing at II. Supper WAS chsrmingly served
at helfatter 0, aud the principal amuae.
ment Of tho evening was dancing, which
tho fresh breeze made quite agreeable.
Those present were Misses Madge and
Emma johnson, Nellie sto.er, Flora VII.
non and Fannie Jordan, and Measrs. Ed,
Booking, Howard and Rob Simpson, Mel:
son Cecil, Will Higgins, Will Kelly and
John Glass. ~ 5j.Y IS 5,5j,s "a "a Az "a
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BRIDGEPORT,
Hotel Closed-BugGy Wrecked-Epjoynbls
= s.E5 picuIo- Camp Meeting. t7l p, +

H j. ]
Hotel Closed-Buggy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
picnio- Camp Meeting. p )
Mira j. McClelland left yesterday to visit friends
In Caldwell, Ohio sssj y f'I ~. i ,HI'''
Len Austin has returned from Lora!n and 10.
sumed his labors here:
Miss Florence Davis Is tho guest OF Miss Anna
McClarau, OF Kitkwood, "a = = :. ':''
Fred Eannger sustained badly sprniued back
while li!ting heavy stone yesterday morning. Z :
A fourteen months old daughter OF John Wat.
ron Ee died In the Nest End yesterday Of conyui.
L. ". lteintein and Cook GfNn ars home from
the state Dam fishing grounds aud report a splen.
did time. : ~ - ~ Mn 1',t-',
The Third u. L. church will hold m eIght.dny
eGmpmectlng In Mrs. Harrah's orchard, Nest End,
beginning sunday, the 18th. ~ !, X =
Yesterday afternoon the hay on about one.lo,rth
Of a ten. acre meadow on the farm Of Mr. John
Eadler, hall mile out the Plank road, was y Dc.
stroyed by fire. # rEssi > 3'5S'I- -.
MT; 9. L. sca!tcrday, late proprietor Of the shcr.
man house. has closed bis doors aud will sell ali
his furniture and fixtures at public sale tomorrow
morning AZ 10 o'clock. He will for the present re,
move 10 the Island. $50 & I.sS q y ~. !.
was the one held yesterday at hidgeway's, BY the
Presbyterian and N. E Sunday schools & large
crowG went out carly 10 the morning fully pre-
pared pared T. spend pleasant day. An the games TN.
Ihe ball game between the two ruuoay schools
was interesting. g 4; IS n n - ~
"a faessse,,day mofning young man named Wilson
ana fellow boisdef Of tho West End hired rig
!toH hi!i Livery stable and started to the piouia
Az h!ageWay q. 1t was soon learned that they had
got drunk and nearly killed The horse With hard
dtivins and had smashed the buggy ali to pieces,
a Een tout out and 60. ne hose and brought
me bnggy WAS afterwards dragged home Ia a
worthless condition, ,is. l5ti 5ssalllI
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Iu tho Police Court,

In yesterday mornings police court Bss
Dorsey, an Ohio granger, was fined S.
and costs for disorderly conduct in Mar
ket street resorts the night before. Mat
thew splatzsr, run in by Shorts, for drunk
enness. paid g and costs. James Leach,
arrested by Dunlsp on the same charge,
81 and costa, aud Thomas 0 Conneli, OF
Parkersburg, who YVES found by Officer
Deku in tho Baltimore & Ohio depot the
night before very drunk, was given an
hour to leave town, with the alternative
of paying fine Of 81 and costs or going
to the hill. Robert Freese and John Nc
Graw, of Washington, Pa, were fined IS
each, for fighting on the Baltimore & Ohio
trestle over tho creek, in which both were
pushed of the trestie, but not hurt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-15
An Ineorrigtble Youth,

Mrs. Jennie Randall yesterday awore
out q warrant in Justice Davis' court for
the arrest Of her filteen-year-old son,
whom she charged with kicking in the
door Of her house on Eoff street and 9th.
erwise miabshaving. When Constable
Love went in search OF the boy last night
he found him in the city lookup, where he
had been lodged for another oliense. Al
ter the warrant was issued for him he
sneaked into his mothers house and stole
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-15

A special telegram from st., Clairsyille
says: 1nthe Common Pleas Court to-day
the case Of Mary O. Dickey vs. Phineas
..Dickey came up on petition for ali.
mony, and when Judge briggs got through
with the parties they, had both won aud
Loaf. II seems that the defendant has a
c. 9. d. Utah decree Of divorce, and plain.
till thought she ough! TO have some Of
tine dollars Of which Phineas 10 supposed
to have a barrel. The Judge scored both
parties, especially the man with tho pat.
ent divorce, which he said was worthless.
Inc outcome shows that Dickey has a
vile, and instead OF AlimonY she has got
husband. Both parties have been nm
der the impression that they were legally
divorced, and 1t Is said that one OF them
al least was soon to marry gga;n. = Sle2llII
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-15

Z Officers Brinkman, Hsudshunlaker,
Glenn and Stevens raided the house Of
Mrs: Sadie Tracy, on Main street, in the
Sixth ward, abont o'clock this morning,
on account Of repeated complaints Of dis.
order in the house. The madam, two
girls and two men we're arrested, and all
Of them but Mrs. Tracy went to the lock.
up. She put up $25 as security for her
appearance this morning. This house is
t,aid 10 be a new one. 49, ~ i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-15

The twentieth annual meeting OF tho
MEDICAL Society Of West Virginia will be
held at the White Sulphur Springs, July
IS, ID and Is. Arrangements have been
made vita the Ohio River railroad to
carry all who wish to take advantage OF
this delightful excursion, 81 the low rate
OF Sl5 30 for the round Tip. 4 Train Will
leave Wheeling Tuesday, July IL, at 7:45
"A. NJ, city time. " =. s.f$..p
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George Price, the well.known citizen,
was hanging on the tail gate Of an express
yesterday behind q heterogeneous load Of
household goods Of a family he was help
ing to move, when he was jolted OIL at the
corner OF Market and Twelfth streets, and
a heavy piece Of furniture falling on him,
one OF his legs was broken. He was re.
moved to bis home and his Injury proper
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' s Yesterdsy Mr.. HenryW ". LiHt purchssed
Of Mr,F. j, Park, through the zeal estate
agency OF I. Irwin 4 Son, the lot On South
Front street, Island, located on tho river
bank between the houne recently occu.
pied by Mr.: Lint, now owned and occupied
by Mr.. c. w. Franzheirn, and the new
residence Of Mr.. George Lutz. Tho price
paid was $500. u 1, a ll. Il, I.
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A Young Indy Hurt.

Miss Mollie Cox, Of Coal street, hos
been visiting friends In the country 10,
some time. Yesterday she was riding a
horee, when he ran away and threw Miss
COX of. She YVES thrown heavily to the
ground, and her shoulder blade and sew.
eral ribs fractured. She was brought to
town at once and taken to her home in
North Wheeling, where the Doctors Baird
dressed her Injuries. rs r
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DELLAIRE.

Married by nco-Pruyccutjpr
Saloon Keepers, etc.
N. n. Sanders will 60 with his son, DR., A, ],
Sanders to Grand Island, Ncb., to live. ! s. ,
John Burns, who was burned at the steel works.
is In the wheeling hospital and Is in fair way 10
recover. JL1 rl'azsT s.'sEl.E i.7-z 49,. =.
Christian Bippns celebrated his Goth birthday br
supper TO Invited friends, at his home Weines.
day evening" 1854 ,.5..-., { $50
TT. Seals, OF Seals Bros. was married at Allan.
IA, Georgia, 10 Miss Maud Mueller. OF that city,
win whom he became acquainted through cor.
respondencc ssS,.@.5s 4 rt5ri.I ~ VIl-,,-1
Albert and Jessie Good. Of the Fourth ward, were
Ing the day Albert stopped to rest, and set tho
muzzlc Of his gun Oh his foot, when, In some uu.
accountable manner, the gun was DISCHARGED and
tho load entered his loot lie was brought 10
Beaire md DR.. T: NJ. Wells extracted the shot and
dressed the wound. itgil III IN >, -,
John Wat. WIS taken before Justice OF the Peace
Andrew Roedcr OH the double charge of selling
liquor OH Sunday last and Of keeping open saloon
on that day. All tors Of lodges wcIe tried 10 end
the case there, bu. no was held iq bond to answer
AZ court The prosecutor. Elijah Kennedy. was
struck In the mouth by Watt, ut the clo.o OF Inc
hearing, and Will DO prosecuted for that also. il
has been difficult to get at some OF the saloon
Keepers but The present couISe II De. sisted In with
Representation. Will stop much law breaking here,
IN thls case man who was seen entering Watts
saloon OH Sunday swore that he was not in the
him SO 10. 1t has awaya been difficult TO get Gus
TONERS OF the saloons to tell the Truth, but now il
Is proposed 10 punish for perjury those who thus
shield the saloon keepers And 1t Is found that
there are getting 10 be more men with courage 10
report thesc saloons and 10 appear as witnesses,
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We have for aalo several Type-writers,
including the Remington, the Crandali
and the Hammond. These machines have
been takenin exchange ter the lnatchless
Calisraph, and will be cold cheap. Writers
Tor rent and for sale on monthly install.
ments. Call on or addrcns for circulars
9s EDWARD L. ROSE 4 Co.,
lE. IS Twelfth strest,
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card received from George Ralston, ono Of the
eas Says The nary are enjoying
The Wheeling Natural Gas Company has ,aiSet
Itself in the estimation Of tho people venerallv
because OF the almost perfect condition thew mr.,
leaving each street, after piping ior The natural
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City aud Wheeling Fol

u H To-
Strangers in the City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad. s
Hiss Et1ie Davis, OF st. Cisiraviile, ia
visiting her aunt here. El
Mr.. Fred spellnan, OF this city, is visit
ing his parents at Martinsburg.
BIN. Weight and wife, Of Mt. Pleasant,
were ut tho Mcclure house yesterday.
Mr.. Frank McEldowncy, OF New Mar
tineyille, was ct the Howell House yes.
terdsy.
John Kari, Of Youns's East End phar.
macy, has returned from short visit to
Chicago. &% #
Mics Sarah Scott has returned home
from Charleston, where she has been Wis.
iting isieuds. s2's.ijif
Harry Odbert will leave shortly for
Wichita, Kansas, where he will locate
permanently. -
Us. Naylor and family have occupied
their handsome remodelled cottage at the
camp ground. - Z ., ~
Mr.. W. J.W. Cowden and family leave
this morning for q visit to his father in
Pennsylvania. rs,
Mrs. Lawrence Sands and infant son,
OF this city, are the guests OF Mrs. Thomas
r. Evane, of Morgantovn.
Mr.. Hullihen Quarter leaves to-dsy for
New York and other Eastern poinsa on q
business and pleasure trip. s. q@
Mr.. Charles w. List will entertain q
lsrga number Of his friends this evening
at his home on North Main stree! at q
progressive tea.
Prof and Mira. A. R. Whitehill, iormor.
ly members OF Whee.ing's society, now OF
Mo.gantown, where Prof.. Whitehill il a
member OF the Faculty Of the State
Univereity, aro spending their summer
with Mrs. Whitehilps parents at Beaver
Falls. &. 5.;l5.,sif.s
Miaa Bilings!ea, Of st. Louia, and Miss
Garth, Of Hannibal, NO., who have been
the guests Of Mrs. Frank ]. Hearne st her
elsgant home out the National road, came
into town yesterday and a1e the guests OF
Mira. William L. Hesrne, at the Mcclure
House.. n, {5is Z. NJ
Hermann G. Stoetzar and John A,
Crawford, two well known State Uniyer.
sity cadets, who sre away on vacation,
left here few days since driving over.
land for Deer Park, Mountain Lake Park
and other points In the mouutainB. They
have been heard from at Morpantown,
They were safe and sound when tkey
paused through there. s.g,s2 r. Isl.
. b. n lot y FaHHIH
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pend upon. Acker'a Blood Elixir has
besn prescribed for ycars for all impure
ties Of the Blood. In every form oil Scrof-
ulous, syphilitic or Mercurial diseases, it
is invaluable. For Rheumatism, hiss no
equal. Logan & Co. and G. Menke.
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